smoke.tetsu
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Yeah complaining that the games don't look 100% arcade perfect on home systems is like complaining that movies don't look exactly the same at home as at the theater or the imax. Or that your old TV shows don't look exactly the same on modern TVs than on the old old TVs used when they first came out
Different screens, different projection = different image results. So it's never going to be the same unless you hook it up to the original monitor and set it to the proper resolution and even then there may be some differences due to different hardware and software setups.
Of course that doesn't mean the MKAK didn't ship with glitches and bugs when it probably did. Something always slips through QA\dev time when porting MK it seems and MAME still gives the most accurate emulation outside using an actual arcade board or cabinet... display stuff aside. Hell yeah they should fix any bugs or glitches that slipped through.... on the other hand it took the MAME team over a decade to get their emulation to the level it is at now to be frank.
BTW I think he was talking about the character select screen comparing a home version to the arcade cabinet. So his test would be to fire up the game on a TV and then compare the character select screen to the RGB monitor on the cabinet... which I addressed in my post.
Of course that doesn't mean the MKAK didn't ship with glitches and bugs when it probably did. Something always slips through QA\dev time when porting MK it seems and MAME still gives the most accurate emulation outside using an actual arcade board or cabinet... display stuff aside. Hell yeah they should fix any bugs or glitches that slipped through.... on the other hand it took the MAME team over a decade to get their emulation to the level it is at now to be frank.
BTW I think he was talking about the character select screen comparing a home version to the arcade cabinet. So his test would be to fire up the game on a TV and then compare the character select screen to the RGB monitor on the cabinet... which I addressed in my post.
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